A couple of Questions for anyone making over 100 dollars a day

1) Find something that there is a demand for - put up a "survey page" and then send targeted traffic to it using adwords.

2) If you get results from the survey page, then create a simple "freebie" product that addresses the results you obtained from the survey

3) When people sign up for the freebie, the signup info goes to your autoresponder

4) Give the prospects more free things in your autoresponder that address the survey results

5) Create a product that centers on the results of the survey and try to sell the product every 4 or 5 emails in your autoresponder

If you just do these 5 things, you will make money

Thanks Winebuddy,

Very detailed way to set things up... appreciate you input.. I'll give it a try..

sounds like a plan..

i'd like to hear what ppc coach has to say about this.

Definitely build your own LP, don't rely on blogspot or some other hosted company. Collecting leads or emails is definitely beneficial as well.

Hey Bubba,

I personally start out testing with PPC, direct to offer.
Then if I'm seeing some potential...continue rolling out more keywords to the campaign, add in Yahoo.

Also, I do alot with PPV such as Trafficvance.com and also google placement ads and AdBrite as well.

Everybody has their own strategies, but that's the basics of my own.

You have to take everything with a grain of salt if you know what I mean though...some people hate Adbrite and say they are terrible, they use bots, etc. But, I've done thousands just from AdBrite alone.

My 2 Cents:
Find a mass market offer
Drive some PPC through whatever network you prefer
Track Conversion
Expand PPC to other Network
Slowly add other traffic sources and test religiously

Yes I would, pick some niches you want to get into and start building one main site for it, then several sub sites pointing to the main site. Do some basic on page seo and point your subpages to your main site through one way links. Make your domain names your keywords for all sites.

Only if the niche was one where mulitple purchases of a product or service are going to occur. Baby diapers are a good example, just keep firing off coupons for diapers to them.

I would, but I'm biased as hell.

Personal decision, some do $5 then quit, (mistake), others put more time/effort and money into it.

None at the start. Remember everytime you find something negative about a network online it's because when a person who has a problem, they'll scream it to the world, but when everything is hunky dory, they might not say a peep. Add into that herd mentality and you've got a recipe for disaster if you're going to exclude networks based on one persons experience where the person was most likely doing something against the rules, but never admits that part of it.

I would stop reading about it and start doing it. Too much research paralyzes newbies.

I don't understand that question, I wouldn't spend anything if I didn't get a return from it.

How do you know it works unless you've tried it. The thing is ALL these methods work, people fail because lack of patience/knowledge and effort.

None. You might get a good tidbit here and there, but overall they're 99% fluff.

You can't outsource anything until you've done it yourself successfully. THat's why they still teach math in elementary schools even though computers and calculators can do it way faster more accurately.

This is 100% true. Plumbers, carpenters, Doctors all go through periods where they are apprentices because you can learn all the theory you want, but having a mentor to help you out and just be there for you is priceless in learning as quickly and profitably as possible.